is motor reversable ?
37734
Yes, a great motor for the price. Replaced a 60 year old sears motor on a hay bail conveyor used once or twice a year. Not an enclosed motor so blowing it out after a workout is recommended. It keeps the boys working where the other motor kept them waiting. Kudos
37735
Yes. Just flip a couple of connectors. Instructions are included with the motor.
37736
Yes. Reverse the polarity on the motor side. The instructions with it will guide you through it.
37737
Yes it is, I had to do so myself. I had to look up the correct connections on the internet.
224348
What do you mean Reversible? If you mean going in reverse then yes. Absolutely Regarding the handle yes you can switch it depending if you are a lefty or a righty.
1736134
No, it's not reversible. The threads allow for another device to be placed on it such as a lens shade.
506051
Yes this motor does reverse direction by simply reversing the leads and seems to provide the same amount of torque in both directions. I have a couple of these that I use to power Halloween animations and get sufficient torque using 12 volt power.
898898
Yes the fan is reversible. They are pretty and quiet... However in one of the three fans we purchased- the on/off pull swtich only works if it is pulled straight out from the hole - it does not work when pull cord is pulled down
421872
It is not set up to reverse, however, it is a two wire 12v DC motor, and you could put a double pole double throw (DPDT) switch in the power feed to reverse the polarity, and thus the motor direction
206871
Yes it is reversible. Not aware of any left hand threads on a bike except a pedal though.
726821
Yes is can, all you do is change the direction of the motor with the switch. Anybody with half a brain could do it. Even Me!
1174378
This lathe is not configured as reversible. It can be made reversible by changing out the SPST on/off switch to a DPDT switch.This, however voids the warranty, So the 1014 /1014VSI ARE NOT REVERSIBLE LATHES, without voiding the warranty.
1907906
Only way that I know of to reverse the direction is to swap the leads to the motor. If you open the case that way, the warranty be invalid. Exchange it; when you get the properly-wired one you will find it a very useful tool (I have actually felled small trees with mine).
1126942
If you mean "Variable Speed Reversing" then yes I believe it is. The manual can be found here: http://servicenet.blackanddecker.com/documents/English/Instruction%20Manual/90565546,DR670.pdf
1757016
Yes, it is reversible and it is a very good product in our opinion. We have 15+ sets and we like them. With heavy usage (2 years) the internal wiring develops 'electrical shorts'.
354910
Hello Mike. Please keep in mind that it has been a year since I had to work on this, however, I believe you simply reverse the motor by removing the screws (or nuts) that mount the motor to the frame. Once the screws are removed, reverse the motor so that the surface facing the frame is now facing opposite of the frame, reattach the screws or nuts and you are done.
2144389
It is reversible, and will drive and remove screws with the proper bit. It has a very fast variable speed so it has to be handled with a light touch.
1627333
Yes it is. There is like a switch inside the unit that you turn or flip but yes it is a reversible for sure.
591496
Yes. They are regular DC motors so switching the negative and positive around will reverse the direction of the motor.
1563825
Yes they are reversible. They are almost exactly the same blades. The only difference I see from what came on my planer are the ends.